AGP Executive Report
Last update: 23 minutes agoEnrollment: Pakistan’s PMAS-Arid Agriculture University says it admitted more than 4,500 students this fall, a record and an increase from 4,100 last year. Research Security: A survey of Chinese Australian academics found that university security policies are disrupting research: nearly three-quarters said their work was affected, and many had changed or ended China-related collaborations. Neonatal Health: Boston College researchers won a five-year, $3.2 million NIH grant to develop AI-assisted ultrasound that could help spot nutrition problems in premature infants. Research Funding: Princeton chemist José Roque received a $985,834 fellowship for work exploring silicon as an alternative to metals in chemical processes. Student Research Training: A new U.S. Energy Department program will place tribal students, staff and college faculty at three national labs to work on energy challenges. Research Integrity: An analysis of cancer papers flagged more than 4,000 with signs of paper-mill activity, raising concerns about inflated citations and their effect on research.
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